Slaughter High is intrinsically
Slaughter High is intrinsically a tragedy. It's to her credit that her friend's father (Bill Paxton) is a real man. His character is completely believable, and his character is shown in a way we don't expect from him. In fact, it's his character that makes this movie so good. We aren't really able to understand why the guy can't see the "expectations" of a man with a phobia of everything that
Slaughter High is intrinsically linked to William H. Macy's groundbreaking television series The Muppets: The Muppets and their theatrical adventures. The Muppets are a cute little cartoon, but it is also a real treat to see how Macy and his team created this show. Macy's John Carpenter's The Muppets is a great film. Even better is The Muppets 2: The Muppets 2: The Muppets and their